Corporate Lessons and Success Strategies Learned From the AIG Buyout
Posted on September 19, 2008
Filed Under Investment Bank Lessons, Tips for Success |
The current water cooler buzz seems to be ringing with the financial distress surrounding AIG, Merrill Lynch and Lehmann Brothers. What business lessons can be learned from the respective companies’ financial disappointments, and how can you turn what may be deemed a failure into a lesson of success for your business?
As evidenced in this recent New York Times article, invariably poor monetary decisions can definitely be costly to any company, even the preeminent.
In the midst of Bank of America’s gain following Merrill Lynch’s bankruptcy, the United States’ mortgage banking and credit calamities continue. Take a look at another recent media broadcast describing monetary corporate dissolve.
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